
The Farming Space
种田空间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 33
Explore more →Stories Where the Female Lead Grows Crops and Sells Produce That Can’t Keep Up With Demand
Raising Warhorses in a Pocket Dimension
Looking for books similar to Three Kingdoms: I Start with Unlimited Supplies and Build an Unmatched Army. Are there any where the protagonist uses a spatial dimension to raise warhorses and soldiers?
The Protagonist Has a Personal Space Where They Can Build Structures and Live
Preferably set in a post-apocalyptic world
A Pocket Dimension, Martial Arts, Adventures, and Treasure Hunting on the Road to the Top
Space and Cultivation, with Spirit Bees and Spirit Sheep Raised in the Space
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A Cautious Cultivation Novel: From the Start, the Protagonist Has a Pocket Space for Growing Medicinal Herbs
Cultivation novels where the protagonist finds a gourd or other treasure from the start, and the treasure contains a pocket dimension for growing medicinal herbs that grow at an incredible rate. The protagonist uses it to quietly build up their strength.
Please, I Need a Zhan Shen Fanfic with a Male-Male Couple, and Wang Mian Has to Be One of Them
Looking for Storage-Space Novels With Planting, Upgrades, and Usable Supplies
The female or male lead should have a pocket dimension where they can grow crops and upgrade it. Most importantly, they should actually use the supplies in there instead of letting the space go to waste.
Stories About Stealing, Burglary, Space Rings, and Burrowing Underground
Are there any urban supernatural novels where the protagonist has a master thief skill, a spatial ring, and the ability to burrow underground?
Stories About a Space Where You Can Grow Vegetables and Medicinal Herbs
A Pocket Dimension That Makes Spirit Herbs Grow Like Crazy
Alchemy, decisive killing, and growing his own spirit herbs
A Pocket Dimension for Growing Crops and Storing Things, with a Spiritual Spring.
The Male Lead Returns to the 1960S, 70S, or 80S
A Dantian Expands into a Space, Evolving into a Primordial Universe
The pocket dimension evolves into a primordial universe.
A Space That Keeps Growing, Can Hold Living Creatures, and Eventually Becomes an Entire World
A space that keeps growing, can hold living creatures, and eventually gets built into a world.
Space, Farming, Spirit Springs, and Cultivation, Male-Oriented
I’ll take all of them. Thanks, you legends!
Farming with a Portable Space, Featuring a Ghost-Head Tibetan Mastiff
The Male Lead Has a Pocket Space and Keeps Developing It
Spatial powers,
Stories About Developing and Building a World with a Portable Space
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Has a Pocket Dimension, Knows Martial Arts, Is a Miracle Doctor, and Makes Medicine
Strong female lead and strong male lead!!
Novels About Farming in the City
Farming novels, please.
Modern-Day Pocket-Dimension Farming
Looking for book recommendations.
The Protagonist Creates an Inner World, Masters the Three Thousand Great Dao, and Refines It
Ideally, it should feature cultivation of both the immortal and martial paths.
Looking for Cultivation Novels About Star Power, an Inner Universe, and Realms Ranked by Stars
Looking for novels about planets, stars, cultivation realms, and things like that.
Reader comments 50
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By the end of it, the story is like a diary, told in a straightforward manner. The protagonist is an ordinary person who works hard to get rich even if he gets some space. He doesn't have the routine of ordinary farming novels to become something magical, but you can still read it. 5 Points is an encouragement to the author. Writing is not easy. I hope there will be improvement in the next book.
The content is good and comfortable to listen to. Cheers, author^0^~
Is it a novel with two male protagonists?
The subject matter is good, the chapters are clear, and the story is reasonable. It's a good story, and there seems to be less foreshadowing with room for development. For example, the cat who doesn't eat fish has too many foreshadowings about the son-in-law who comes to his house, and several of the foreshadowings are empty without any follow-up text.
The writing is very good, but some words in local dialects are difficult to understand. Overall, it's OK. Come on [like][like][like][like][like][like]
Why are there so many units? A mountain and a pig.
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The early stage is okay, the foreshadowing is okay, I hope I can stick to it in the later stage.
A good book with rich content and exciting chapters
Nice Yimu book is very good